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for example the oil conference in February is running the following;

2:30 PM - 5:30 PM · Workshop C: Lowering Your Project Costs Through The Use Of A New Alternative To Natural Gas
One of the major challenges facing the oil sands industry is the ever-increasing cost of natural gas to power its operations. The Holy Grail for this has been to find a cheaper but just as effective alternative. MSARTM, taken from the concepts previously used in emulsified fuels, such as Orimulsion®, has been enhanced and developed to meet the new energy challenges including finding an alternative industrial fuel to replace natural gas. Research and tests have shown that MSARTM, a liquid fuel consisting of very fine oil droplets and dispersed in a water carrier, can be burned as an efficient energy source in many industrial applications. Manufactured from heavy hydrocarbons such as bitumen or refinery residue, MSARTM can serve as a practical and cost effective alternative fuel to natural gas, fuel oil, coal and bitumen.

Attend this workshop and learn how to:


Use MSARTM to replace natural gas in the recently implemented, and currently being planned, oil sands projects using SAGD (Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage) technology

Unlock enormous reserves of heavy oil at a lower investment than before with natural gas

Manufacture MSARTM on site

Utilize bitumen and heavy residue feedstock in the range of - 10o to 14o API

Handle disposal for refinery residue products effectively

Lower combustion temperatures resulting in lower NOx emissions

Eliminate expensive steam atomization by using warm low pressure air for combustion
About your workshop leader

Mr. Alfred Fischer is the founder and Principal of Quadrise Canada Fuel Systems Inc. He has over 30 years experience in the oil and gas industry in Canada and internationally. Mr. Fischer joined Gulf Canada Resources Limited as an Exploration Geologist and over the next 22 years, he assumed increasing levels of management responsibility in Gulf Canada. Heavy oil experience was gained as Manager SHOP Program (Saskatchewan Heavy Oil Project) and from 1988 to 1991, Mr. Fischer served as Manager, International Development, responsible for exploitation and production in Indonesia, Egypt and Australia offshore. In 1995, Mr Fischer became Director, Mergers and Acquisitions and was involved in over $2.2 billion of corporate and property acquisitions and divestitures.